The ZeroTech Vengeance 6–24×50 series arrive as one of the more interesting new long range scope releases in the Australian market, offering a good magnification range, clean illuminated reticle, and some handy features set without the premium price tag that usually accompanies glass in this bracket. It’s built for the shooter who wants long range …
The ZeroTech Trace ED 1-10×24 is a low power variable optic that pushes hard into territory dominated by much more expensive Euro brands. It offers true 1× magnification for reflex style shooting and stretches all the way out to 10× for shots at distance. In design, it aims to combine speed and precision into single …
If you follow PrecisionRifle you will know that ZeroTech is a favorite of mine, I see them as Australia’s version of Vortex Optics. They offer great value in their optics range and the reason I like them is because their Australian owned. ZeroTech was founded in 2018 and have made a name for themselves designing …
There’s a few different types of red dots, and if your firearm is in for a beating in the field you are likely going to want some added protection. That’s where the ZeroTech Trace HALO comes in. It has a fully enclosed housing that helps protect the red dot from any damage. And if you …
With a fixed 1x magnification, 20mm objective lens, and etched reticle the ZeroTech Thrive HD Micro Prism has had a good run on my Southern Cross Small Arms Taipan X. So far it’s been the ideal little optic for hunting close range with the .223. For those unfamiliar with micro prism optics and their differences …
The newest release from Australian optics company ZeroTech is the Thrive 20-60x85mm spotting scope. ZeroTech released a MIL reticle spotter last year, but the new Thrive 20-60×85 comes in as a more budget friendly option. Aside from the lower price point, the new spotting scope is also a little more friendly for hunting, with a …
I‘v had the ZeroTech Thrive HD Red Dot on my 12 gauge for a few months now and I have done my best to test its limits. This is a well priced addition to the red dot sight market. It’s a versatile tool designed for the shooter who values speed and reliability. It’s compact dimensions …
The latest spotting scope to hit the market is the ZeroTech Thrive 20-60×85. Designed for hunters and shooters looking for a good balance of performance, reliability and price. I have been using the ZeroTech MIL reticle spotting scope for almost two years now and that comes with me every trip to the range. Its great …
Just released is the new ZeroTech Trace Advanced 5-30x56mm, this PRS inspired scope brings some highly desirable competition features with it. For those unfamiliar, ZeroTech are an Australian based company making optics for all budgets, and best of all they offer a lifetime transferable warranty on all their gear. Although ZeroTech is an Australian company, …
Australian Optics company ZeroTech have just released the ZeroTech Thrive HD Micro Reflex sight. The red dot has a RRP of $249 AUD and boasts a max operating time of 150,000 hours. It’s also motion activated, meaning it powers on when it detects movement. It’s powered by a CR2032 battery and comes with an impressive …
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